Your child's idea becomes a phonics book. School topics become practice lessons.
Start with a short reading check. Then create bedtime, story-time, or adventure books matched to their reading stage, or turn curriculum topics into short lessons, quizzes, worksheets, and review.
Parent-guided, child-safe, with progress in one dashboard.
"Dragon picnic" becomes a decodable story matched to their reading stage.
"Simple circuits" becomes a short lesson, quiz, worksheet, and review.
Takes about 3 minutes. Parent-guided, with no open child chat.
Child says
"A dragon picnic in space."
Personalized book
Lesson 18 of 49
Story page
The shy dragon shared shiny shells by the ship.
School practice area
Simple circuits
A bulb lights only when electricity has a complete path from the battery and back again.
Quick quiz
What makes the bulb light?
Amalia's progress
Reading path
18 / 49 lessons
Phonics focus
/sh/ words
Next revision
Simple circuits needs one more quiz pass.
Saved stories
6 books read, 1 new book ready.
Books for reading. Practice for school topics.
Little Story Bear starts with reading, then uses parent check-ins and saved practice results to show what happened, what needs review, and why the next step was chosen.
1. Reading check
Set a starting point
A short, parent-guided check helps place the first book at the right phonics stage. It is a starting point, not a grade.
2. Phonics book
Use their idea as the hook
A dragon picnic, space adventure, or bedtime idea becomes a book shaped around the reading skills they are ready to practise.
3. Practice Den
Revise school topics
Topics like simple circuits or fractions become short lessons, quizzes, worksheets, and review saved to the dashboard.
Preview real books and curriculum practice.
See early phonics, grammar, and older-reader writing beside short curriculum lessons with checks and review.
Books across ages 3-12
Open a real book
Ages 3-5
Phonics
Ages 6-8
Grammar
Ages 9-12
Writing
Also included
3 curriculum practice examples
Simple circuits
A bulb lights when electricity has a complete path from the battery and back again.
Quick check
What makes the bulb light?
Answer
Watch for: Thinking any wire touching a battery will light the bulb.
More practice if open vs closed circuits are mixed up.
Equivalent fractions
Two fractions can name the same amount when the numerator and denominator change together.
Quick check
Which fraction equals 1/2?
Answer
Watch for: Comparing only the denominator instead of the size of the part.
More practice if the child compares only the bottom number.
Ancient Egypt
The Nile helped people farm, travel, trade, and build towns in a dry region.
Quick check
Why was the Nile important?
Answer
Watch for: Treating the Nile as a background fact, not the reason society grew there.
Review connects geography to daily life and power.
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Ready to find their starting point?
Start with a reading check, then make a book from their idea or open Practice Den for a school topic.
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